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Stakeholders kick against move to appoint another Interim administrator for NDDC - Vimarsana News

Stakeholders kick against move to appoint another Interim administrator for NDDC

Stakeholders in the Niger Delta region have raised the alarm over another sinister plot of the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Mr Umana Okon Umana, to

Some personalities planning to discredit our interim administrator - NDDC raises alarm - Vimarsana News

Some personalities planning to discredit our interim administrator - NDDC raises alarm

The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has said that some personalities have concluded plans to discredit its Interim Administrator, Efiong Akwa.

Spring Revolution Daily News for 31 July 2022 - Vimarsana News

Spring Revolution Daily News for 31 July 2022

With regard to the human rights violations of the military junta against the MPs elected in 2020 by unlawful arrests, unfair lawsuits and brutal treatments until death in interrogation, Committee Representing Pyitaungsu Hluttaw (CRPH) released a statement.

Lanka's all-weather and fair-weather friends – The Island - Vimarsana News

Lanka's all-weather and fair-weather friends – The Island

By Kumar David Is Lanka important enough for international actors such as India, China, America, Britain, Japan and the QUAD to squabble over? The answer seems to be a surprising yes. In the case of India it is entirely to be expected. Recall that America threatened nuclear war when Cuba stationed Soviet missiles, China’s 9-dash […]

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The Taliban Remain the Same, But Society Has Changed - Vimarsana News

The Taliban Remain the Same, But Society Has Changed

Years of U.S. involvement visibly advanced the dignity and prospects of Afghan women, but wholly abandoning them now would risk undoing much of this progress.